DrSketchpad
Active Member
Have anyone of you experienced this?
It has got to be the most annoying thing. Y'know how bipolar disorder will take you're mood high and push it right back down? It's like that but instead of acting directly with mood it works with my certainty.
Here's the process:
A wild intrusive thought/general worry appears!
What will you do?
1. Analyse the problem until you know it to NOT be in fact a real problem.
2. Gain an addiction to outside sources that will alleviate your worry.
3. Melt your brain apart from the inside-out.
or maybe even
4.Keep yourself from doing ANYTHING because that would somehow bring something to your attention that would add more reason to worry.
You may have noticed that I'm drawing an analogy to Pokemon. The difference being the "RUN" option isn't there and rarely will you ever be able to get a battle to the faint. Rather, the worry might run away after awhile when it gets bored of you or whatever.
For those of you who may be unfamiliar with "pure O" OCD here's a tasty link for ya:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primarily_Obsessional_OCD
I hate whining as much as the next guy, but I thought I'd share my experiences/thoughts in hopes others would do the same, because I think people do that or whatever.
It has got to be the most annoying thing. Y'know how bipolar disorder will take you're mood high and push it right back down? It's like that but instead of acting directly with mood it works with my certainty.
Here's the process:
A wild intrusive thought/general worry appears!
What will you do?
1. Analyse the problem until you know it to NOT be in fact a real problem.
2. Gain an addiction to outside sources that will alleviate your worry.
3. Melt your brain apart from the inside-out.
or maybe even
4.Keep yourself from doing ANYTHING because that would somehow bring something to your attention that would add more reason to worry.
You may have noticed that I'm drawing an analogy to Pokemon. The difference being the "RUN" option isn't there and rarely will you ever be able to get a battle to the faint. Rather, the worry might run away after awhile when it gets bored of you or whatever.
For those of you who may be unfamiliar with "pure O" OCD here's a tasty link for ya:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primarily_Obsessional_OCD
I hate whining as much as the next guy, but I thought I'd share my experiences/thoughts in hopes others would do the same, because I think people do that or whatever.